March 31, 2025
How to Ask Better Questions with Mike Gifford
This insightful webinar in our Equitable Forms series. We talked about asking what you need, creating a solid question protocol, and handling sensitive info with care.
Watch this insightful session in our Equitable Forms series. We talked about asking what you need, creating a solid question protocol, and handling sensitive info with care. Plus, we’ll cover how to keep users in the loop about next steps and timelines. Don’t miss out on this chance to learn how to make your forms more inclusive and clear!
Mike Gifford – Open Standards and Practices Lead, CivicActions Mike is an advocate for open-source accessibility and digital equity. With years of experience in leading digital transformation projects, he brings a wealth of knowledge in ensuring digital services are accessible and inclusive for all users.
Jesse James – Director of Design, Exygy Jesse brings extensive expertise in creating user-centered designs that prioritize accessibility and inclusivity. At Exygy, Jesse has created design systems for the SF Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development, the SF County Transportation Agency, the SF Unified School District, and the SF Committee on Information Technology.
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